Synopsis: 5 out of 5 stars
I try my absolute best to keep away from discussing politically charged topics on this blog so as not to mar the light and pleasant vibe we have going for us. However, once in a while, I read a book that delves into a "controversial" subjects or issues, ones that…

I haven't done one of these in well over a year. This time though, instead of disclosing a book I'm waiting to be published, this Wednesday, I'm waiting on something a little more special: The Life's Library, a book club organized by John Green and Rosianna Rojas to "celebrate…

This week's soundtrack is one that made to be based on the first book of Leigh Bardugo's duology, Six of Crows. The playlist features dark as well as gloomy tunes, some fast-paced tracks, and ones that have whimsical tones. There is no structure to this and kind of all over the place, whic…

Although I've been good with posting book-related content on the blog, I have been neglecting the other half this blog is dedicated to: typography. So, I thought I'd compensate for that by creating a new series of posts on the history of typography. Each post will be devoted to specific re…

Synopsis: 4.5 out of 5 stars
As was the case with Prisoner of Azkaban and Goblet of Fire, I'm ashamed to say that this is the first time in my twenty-two years of life that I read Order of the Phoenix. Although I've watched the movies countless times, but they aren't really considered ca…

Dearest Claire,

Firstly, I wanted to apologize for strictly using your maiden name in the header of this letter. Also, for I merely putting your first name on the image. I don't mean to offend, but I couldn't afford to shrink the font in which your name (in all of its crowded glory) is typ…

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4.7 out of 5 stars
I've said it once and I'll say it again: Diana Gabaldon is the QUEEN of American-English prose. That fact is even more so apparent in Dragonfly in Amber than in its predecessor Outlander. And she really does her research on nearly every detail no matter how minus…